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What to Bring on your Fishing Trip:

  • Fishing Rods and tackle
  • Groceries for the housekeeping & Outost Camps
  • Sleeping Bag and pillow for Outpost Camps
  • Beer/pop in cans (no glass bottles please)
  • Sun Tan Lotion (SPF 15 or better)
  • Bug Spray (11% DEET or better)
  • Bath towel and washcloth
  • Rain gear & waterproof footwear
  • Clothing for any temperature (hot or cold)
  • Sun glasses
  • Toiletries (Toilet paper, shampoo, tooth brush etc..)
  • Personal medications
  • Camera
  • Flashlight (Waterproof is best)
  • Cooler
  • Matches / lighters
  • Fillet knife
  • First aid kit
  • Garbage bags
  • Ziploc bags
  • Duct tape always comes in handy
  • Life jacket (coast guard approved - seat cushions are no substitute for life jackets)

    Please note: If you bring your own boat there are some required safety items that need to be in your boat at all times - Anchor, paddles, bailing tin, 35 feet of rope with a floatation device attached, a signaling device such as a whistle or air horn and a waterproof flashlight.